The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16
~Oysters and Soup, every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
Kirstein's.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rufus keber vlslied- irienus a
Circleville This week.
Something new in Ladies' Tn
derwear, al Rochesters.
John Gallagher visited Somer
set, Monday, OH business.
Deputy Auditor w F Bower
spent Sunday at Gafllpolis.
A new aot of gold handle plair
Silk Parasols, at Rochester's.
Ladies' Undressed Kid Gloves
Sl.20, warranted, at Rochester s
Rev. Moore attended the we'd
ding of his sister in Indiana his
week.
Col. weldy, E, NJ. West and L.
]. Burgess visited Columbus last
Sunday.
> Sammy 2empel was al MARI
eta, Monday and Tuesday, Oh
business.
Luclus Wright, of Kansas City,
Mo-, arrived in this city. Friday
evening last.
Emmit Tompkins has been re-
nominated for Representative in
Athens county.
Children's Day was observed at
Pleasant Hill and Mount Tabor
churches last Sunday.
Machine oils; The very best
and cheaper than any other
house in town, at Schwartzs.
Mrs. William Van Hyde has
been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Will McClintock, the past
week.
Will Brooke has returned from
Newcomb, Tenn, where he has
been in business for several
months.
Buckeye Mowers and Binders
the longest lasting and most du.
rable machines made. Jacob
Schwartz, Agent
Broken bones reset and new
RIBS inserted without pain or nse
of chloroform at Franks, the Tim
brella Man, 156 South uigh
The services at the Presbyteri-
an AMI Methodist Churches, last
Sunday, were very interesting.
TIL alters al both churches we've
handsomely decorated with flow
ers.
The Bnrkeye Mowers & Bind
e.-s need lest repairs and are ihe
sin. .piest IN construction of any
machines made. Call for prices
at Jacub Sciiwa:tZs.
Albert Becker, the boss Mer-
chant Tailor, is still IN the mar.
ket with a splendid and unequall-
ed stock of clothing.
Miss Fanny Pond gives a birth
day party this afternoon, hel
company composed mostly of
her school mates of about The age
Of nire.
IF you will take a rope and
stretch it from the Logan Mgf.
Co. up to Neut Collins residence.
you will have some idea OF the
depth of our gas well.
Gen. Jones, a member of the
State Board Of Public Works,
was in this city to-day. He in
company with Capt Miller is in
specting the Hooking Canal.
Adam Lortz was buried from
the Mulberry street Lutheran
Church last friday. We expect
ed to have an obituary this week,
but were disappointed. It will
appear next week.
Last Saturday, barley Moore
killed a kissing viper that was
over two feet long. 1t had cross
ed Market street and was crawl
ing in the back door of Collins
& Moore's, when he struck il with
a hoe.
Johnny KRISTEN and his hand
some bride returned from their
bridal tour Monday evening, and
were giventan old time belling.
John come down in good style
and sent the boys home happy.
Mrs. Frank James, Mrs. John
Rochester, Mrs. E. j. Nc Clintock,
and Miss Lou Bowen, accompan-
led the family of Col. Friesner
and other friends 10 Tarlton last
Saturday. where the remains of
Mrs. Sharp were inferred.
The dance at the rink last Fri
night was largely attended, and
is said to have been a very en-
joyable affair. Ed Davenport
was in attendance, and We guess,
imagined the roller skating seas
on was on again. He sat down
on the floor and fairly paralyzed
it. 1.-THE floor survived and Ed is
none the worse of his shake up.
Frank Beavers, who was ar
rested by Sheriff Gallagher and
brought TO this CITY, Sunday, had